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Re: Abdominal lump?From: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 28 Jun 2001 21:43:20 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Kerry wrote: > >I have been suffering with lower right abdominal pain off and on for the >last 6 months. This pain is worsened by sex or even a pelvic exam (it >hurts for a day or two afterward and sometimes feels "crampy" or achy). >It does not seem to follow a particular pattern, although the frequency >seems to have gotten less after I had been on birth control pills for >about 4 months. CT scan, bloodwork, etc all normal, although ultrasound >showed ovaries to be large - on the edge of normal range. The pain is >sometimes accompanied by bloating and extreme abdominal tenderness. (I >can't bump up against something without gasping.) > >A little over a month ago, I noticed that a particular area just below >my waist between my belly button and hip bone is VERY tender. I then >discovered a small lump there, maybe the size of a walnut. I went to >the Dr. and she didn't seem concerned by the lump - it was probably a >swollen gland or something. My question is: the lump is still there >over a month later and a I am still experiencing tenderness. Should I >be concerned? Should I have it checked again, or is this nothing to be >concerned about and not connected to my lower abdominal pain? Re: my >abdominal pain, should I go see a GI doctor since my GYN can't seem to >figure out what it could be? > >Any advice would be greatly appreciated! You didn't say, but have you had a cesarean? THis lump could be endometriosis in the incision. THe other pain sounds alot like endo also.
-- R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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